Like many others, Allure has spent the pandemic looking inward.
When the pandemic started, I went into family-first mode.
I stopped checking in with work acquaintances and loosely held friends.
At the time I didnt realize it, but I was so privileged.
I was able to prioritize the safety of my own family during a massive global emergency.
My job easily transitioned to remote work, so essentially all I needed to do was tough it out.
Health-care workers like you, Ezra, werent granted those same benefits.
Then, the pandemic rolled in like an unexpected tidal wave.
After months of caring for the sick in a COVID unit, you experienced the dreaded role reversal.
You only headed into the emergency room once you knew your condition had become serious.
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COVID took its toll on you.
Despite everything, youre now back at work, treating patients every day.
The constant selflessness you demonstrate is a shining example to us all.
Its crystal clear that you didnt make these sacrifices to gain gratitude or praise.
Instead, you were simply doing your job.
And for that, I thank you.
